[elephant-devel] Re: Elephant 0.2

Ben ben at medianstrip.net
Wed Oct 6 20:59:13 UTC 2004


i compiled with visual studio.net.  i don't know if this should make a
difference.

what happens if you move the #include <string.h> to the first line of
the file?

are you linking with a C runtime library?

B

ps obviously, i know nothing about win32 C programming!

On Wed, 6 Oct 2004, Bill Clementson wrote:

> Hi Ben,
>
> I followed your instructions and got the following:
>
> --------------------Configuration: elephant - Win32
> Debug--------------------
> Compiling...
> libsleepycat.c
> c:\usr\home\lisp\elephant-0.2\src\libsleepycat.c(62) :
> warning C4013: 'memcpy' undefined; assuming extern
> returning int
> c:\program files\microsoft visual
> studio\vc98\include\string.h(101) : error C2040:
> 'memcpy' : 'void *(void *,const void *,unsigned int )'
> differs in levels of indirection from 'void *(void
> *,const void *,unsigned int )'
> c:\usr\home\lisp\elephant-0.2\src\libsleepycat.c(273)
> : warning C4013: 'case_cmp' undefined; assuming extern
> returning int
> c:\usr\home\lisp\elephant-0.2\src\libsleepycat.c(277)
> : warning C4013: 'utf16_cmp' undefined; assuming
> extern returning int
> c:\usr\home\lisp\elephant-0.2\src\libsleepycat.c(279)
> : warning C4013: 'lex_cmp' undefined; assuming extern
> returning int
> Error executing cl.exe.
>
> elephant.dll - 1 error(s), 4 warning(s)
>




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